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SIPS / SADI-S LOOP DS SUPPORT

Hello I am 5 weeks post op with the sips surgery and looking for support and information. Would like to know what others are eating at this stage.

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Wow awesome! Yes Smith and his team are amazing!! Love leah! I started at 287lbs, surgery 2/15/16 ... I am currently 193lbs.. I've had great results and no regrets! I'm so excited for you!! Such a huge step towards a healthy lifestyle! If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to ask!

That is awesome! I had the SIPS surgery on 4/14/2016 and 294lbs. I am now currently 225lbs. And so far...Just like you I've had great results and no complications and ABSOLUTELY no regrets. The best thing I ever did for myself. So glad to hear a fellow wls person that has gone through the same thing I have.

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Hi I am a newbie, can you tell me what nutrients you count. I know we dont malabsorb fat like traditional DS'ers.

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I have had a great experience! I had mine done on 6/8/15. No problems at all. Like everyone else, Vitamins, vitamins, vitamins. However, all bariatric surgeries require that. Very pleased and have lost 175lbs.

Hi can you tell me what nutrients you count and what vitamins you take each day and how many?

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Well, awesome news! I'm approved and scheduled for SIPS and gallbladder eviction December 16. Already have sleeve.

I went for my final GI clearance today and although everything came back "clean", the gastroenterologist suggested I have an endoscopy just to take a peak at everything to make sure that all looked good. Has anyone else done this or been asked to do this? He said it was my choice but that he highly recommended going in and checking everything out before anything was "altered".

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Thought it was time to chime in. 2 years out from SIps with Enoch in Cary NC. All good, diabetes gone, blood work perfect. Just saw him yesterday and we discussed what NC BC/BS is doing and it's not good. More hoops to jump thru, and yes....they consider sips to be experimental and are not covering it. Enoch has made some adjustments to the procedure.

I wish you luck. It's the best thing I ever did and Enoch is awesome.

I am 2 weeks out from DS surgery. I am having this major cramps in my lower abdomen and if fees like I need to have a bowl movement all the time. I called the doctor and they told me this would go away in a couple weeks. Has anyone else had this issue or any advice?

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Thought it was time to chime in. 2 years out from SIps with Enoch in Cary NC. All good, diabetes gone, blood work perfect. Just saw him yesterday and we discussed what NC BC/BS is doing and it's not good. More hoops to jump thru, and yes....they consider sips to be experimental and are not covering it. Enoch has made some adjustments to the procedure.

I wish you luck. It's the best thing I ever did and Enoch is awesome.

Hi can you please share your vitamin regimen and protein intake daily? Any idea how long your common channel is?

Thank you and continued success!

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I take 2 calcium 600 mg daily, 2 multi vitamin bariatric advantage. I also get a monthly b 12 shot. That's it. I try to eat a lot of protein. I don't count anymore. I have blood work every 6 months and the protein is always good. Mostly I eat protein first and then whatever. When I eat something not good for me the worst result is gas or diarrhea. No weight gain. I drink water all day and swim for exercise.

I had the SIPS surgery yesterday and here is some information on it.

SIPS | Weight Loss Surgery News

www.wlshelp.com/news/tag/sips

The procedure, named Stomach Intestinal Pylorus-Sparing Surgery or SIPS, ... New Weight Loss Surgery Appears Safe and Effective. Good-Bye Gastric Bypass, Hello SIPS.

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Just had the SIPS last month, I was already sleeved but needed my gallbladder out and since I was there...SIPS. 3 weeks post op, down 20lbs. Still on pureed diet. I have a longer common channel, but poo is still WAY stinky and loose. Has anyone managed to have solid poos again?

Did this ever clear up? I have a major cramp fest every morning. Like seriously, I wake up needing to poop!

I am 2 weeks out from DS surgery. I am having this major cramps in my lower abdomen and if fees like I need to have a bowl movement all the time. I called the doctor and they told me this would go away in a couple weeks. Has anyone else had this issue or any advice?


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  • 11 months later...
Yes. I had the single anastomosis duodenal switch. Also known as SIPS or SADIS.
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How is your weight loss going in what length of time?


I lost 130 lbs my first yr which was December 3, 2017 my 1 yr Anniversary.


Did U hv the sleeve prior to Loop or at same time?


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